Enhancing Safety and Tranquility on Muskoka Lakes: A Call for Respectful Boating Practices

Dec 13, 2025

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The CSBC Symposium held in September 2012 at Little Lake Joseph focuses on making Muskoka lakes safer and quieter for all. With a commitment to sustainable enjoyment of these treasured resources, the symposium highlights key messages: promoting safe boating for community enjoyment, respecting diverse lake activities and shoreline residents, and addressing excessive speed, noise, and wakes that threaten the lake environment. Together, we can ensure that future generations continue to treasure these beautiful lakes.

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Enhancing Safety and Tranquility on Muskoka Lakes: A Call for Respectful Boating Practices

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Safe Quiet Lakes CSBC Symposium – September 2012

Little Lake Joseph – 1955 - 2012
Safer Quieter Boating Our objective: Make the Muskoka lakes safer and quieter to ensure the sustainable enjoyment of a treasured shared resource.
Key Messages • Safe, quiet boating makes our lake community enjoyable for all. 2. The lakes are a shared space; showing respect for diverse activities on the water and the people on the shore is part of our Muskoka culture. 3. We can all do something about the excessive speed, noise and wakes that degrade the lake environment we treasure and want to sustain for future generations.